r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '20
r/MTGuns • u/Humdaak_9000 • Mar 25 '25
I made a target. It's a PNG but it's sized so that if printed at 8.5x11", it matches an NRA match 25' pistol target.
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Apr 23 '21
Montana governor signs law prohibiting local/state enforcement of new federal firearms regulations
self.progunr/MTGuns • u/okguy65 • Oct 23 '19
Supreme Court reverses decision on Missoula gun ordinance
r/MTGuns • u/MarkOfMaking • Aug 26 '19
Sadly, it is under constant attack at this point. Still a good meme though.
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Sep 24 '18
Missoula to consider expanding gun control measure
r/MTGuns • u/Big-Confection4855 • Feb 08 '24
Can a Landlord Prohibit Guns for Renters in Montana?
Here's one of the great things about Montana law -- a landlord cannot prohibit weapons. Neither can hotels, motels, temporary rentals, etc.
https://mt-gun-rights.com/2024/02/07/can-a-landlord-enforce-a-no-gun-policy/
IANAL.
The libertarian in me thinks people should be able to contract however they like, but I'll be inconsistent and say I like this law.
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • May 27 '21
Montana Supreme Court rejects UM campus carry lawsuit
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r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • May 12 '21
More Than A Dozen States Are Trying To Nullify Federal Gun Control
r/MTGuns • u/1778VHO7V • Jul 03 '19
Starting up a "Run and Gun" Club!!
If you're in the Great Falls area, we're starting up a group to host "run and gun" practices/matches!
While it's designed with a "shoot-on-the-move" mentality using both steel and paper targets, there's no official affiliation with organizations such as USPSA or IDPA.
So when you get bored of going to the range and shooting a single target (while standing in one spot), shoot me a message and I'll get you more info!
r/MTGuns • u/okguy65 • Jan 06 '21
Permitless Carry Legislation Introduced in the House and Scheduled for Hearing Tomorrow
r/MTGuns • u/neuhmz • Apr 15 '18
Pro-gun rally draws hundreds to Kalispell park
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Jun 23 '21
Montana sheriff ditches Democrats for GOP: “It seems like the Democrats' solution to everything is gun control”
r/MTGuns • u/montanagunnut • Dec 24 '16
Armed protest planned for Whitefish by racists. Let's organise a country protest with bigger and better guns. Who's in?
r/MTGuns • u/longleafpineforest • Jul 20 '22
Moving from FL to Montana
Hey y'all, I am an early 30's female moving from Florida to Montana. Got 5 shotguns, 5 rifles, 2 pistols, lots of ammo, and 2 dogs. I am planning to bring all of these precious belongings with me in my truck (with tonneau cover). I am posting here more for local knowledge -- I was thinking of stopping in Chattanooga, Kansas City, Rapid City and end up in Helena. Any tips or advice on these locations or any other local gun safety would be welcome. I have all my guns in hard cases with locks. Don't plan on carrying a loaded pistol for safety, although it's crossed my mind. Thanks in advance!
PS - going to haul all of those precious belongings into the hotels at night, obviously.
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '18
Montana AG appeals Missoula state preemption challenge to state Supreme Court
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Feb 16 '17
Permitless/constitutional carry bill is on Gov. Bullock's desk. Please consider contacting the governor's office with your letters/emails of support!
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r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '17
Montana AG declares Missoula's law requiring background checks for private transfers as nonenforceable
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r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '20
Montana Dem Gov Goes Pro-Gun in Latest Ad Despite 'F' Rating From NRA (and numerous vetoes of progun bills)
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • May 01 '19
Montana Fix Missoula Bill, HB 325, Goes To Governor, This Will Be Interesting
r/MTGuns • u/Jude2425 • Oct 19 '18
Law to Prevent Red Flag laws from coming to the state
I think one of the largest dangers for the 2a community is the gradual growth of "red flag" laws, where the government can take your firearms because someone "close to you" believes you are a danger. They take your guns and then you have to prove in court that you aren't a danger. One of the red flags listed in (I believe) the WA law is that you recently purchased a weapon. So you can get your weapons taken if you purchase one. . . .
Do any of the more political members of this group know if we can suggest a law that would prevent the confiscation of arms w/o due process?
r/MTGuns • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '18